Some drinkware shouts. This one collects itself and lets a single circular crest do all the talking. That confidence is the whole point.

Design Story

The visual anchor is a large medallion at chest height: a navy and red interlocking monogram ringed by the words NEW ENGLAND and REVOLUTION, flanked by the split date 19 / 96, and framed by a sparkling jewel-like border. Above it, a curved navy band reads NEW ENGLAND with a red ribbon banner underneath. Below, badge-style plaques stack in a tidy vertical rhythm: 1995, FOXBOROUGH, and a script reading The Revs. Everything sits inside dense silver-toned scrollwork with faux gemstone accents in red and blue and a faint skyline motif near the base. Navy, crimson and antique-silver carry the whole palette. Maximalist, but hierarchical — the crest wins at distance, the lettering reads at arm's length, the filigree rewards a closer look.

Use & Experience

The composition suits the tumbler's tall proportion: the crest lands on the front-facing focal panel, the banners follow the taper, and the ornament wraps continuously so there's no dead side. On a desk or a counter, it reads as a bold graphic accessory rather than a plain cup.

Size & Capacity

Available capacities: 20 oz, 30 oz, 40 oz.

Matchday heraldry, shrunk down to something you can carry.